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2015 J/24 US National Championship - Day 1

by Julie & Christopher Howell on 23 May 2015
2015 J/24 US National Championship - Day 1 J/24 Class Association
Chris Snow and his team on Bogus gained the early advantage on day 1 of the J/24 US National Championship, hosted by the Berkeley Yacht Club in Berkeley, CA. Snow, from the San Diego Yacht Club in southern California, has current J/24 World Champion Will Welles among his crew.

The team posted a one ,two, three on Friday. Just two notches behind Bogus is David Klatt’s Jaded of Ventura, CA with eight points. Tokuma Takesue’s Gekko from Japan stands in third with 12 points. Twenty-five teams are participating in the event.

Snow took control of the opening bout, when winds were between 10-12 knots on San Francisco Bay. Mark Laura’s Baba Louie trailed in second, and Klatt in third. In the next race, it was Takesue’s Gekko in the top spot, as Snow dropped to second and Scott Milne’s Tremendous Slouch completed the top trio. Klatt claimed the victory in Friday’s final contest, followed by Carl Sheath’s Suspence (who subsequently incurred a 20% scoring penalty) and Snow. The breeze increased to 14-16 knots by the start of race three.

Racing continues through Sunday.











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Results:

Sail   Boat   Skipper Yacht Club
 1   2   3 
Total Pos
5208   Bogus   Chris Snow   SDYC  
1   2   3  
6  
1  
1892   Jaded   David Klatt   Ventura YC  
3   4   1  
8  
2  
JPN5449   GEKKO   Tokuma Takesue   Japan Sailing Federation  
6   1   5  
12  
3  
2365   Baba Louie   Mark Laura   SYC  
2   7   4  
13  
4  
USA 5253   3 Big Dogs   Pat Toole   Santa Barbara YC  
5   5   6  
16  
5  
USA 4906   TMC Racing   Michael Whitfield   Berkeley Yacht Club  
4   6   7  
17  
6  
3421   Suspence   Carl Sheath   Corinthian Yacht Club, Seattle  
12   9   7/SCP  
28  
7  
USA1898   Critter   James Baurley   SMWYC  
10   11   9  
30  
8  
5350   Feral Rooster   paul van ravenswaay   severn sailing association  
7   8   20/SCP  
35  
9  
126   GIGGLES   Natalie Penner   AYC  
18   13   8  
39  
10  
513   Shut up and drive   Val Lulevich   none  
8   22/SCP   10  
40  
11  
2394   Downtown Uproar   Darren Cumming   None  
9   10   23/SCP  
42T  
12  
674   Garage Sail   Tim Sauer   North Flathead Yacht Club  
14   14   14  
42T  
13  
USA 5471   Tremendous Slouch   Scott Milne   CYC Seattle  
16/SCP   3   26/RET  
45  
14  
USA4268   Little Wing   Luther Strayer   Barstable YC  
26/RET   12   11  
49  
15  
2160   TBD   Steve Hendricks   Santa Barbara Sailing Club  
13   15   22/SCP  
50  
16  
2950   Joss   Noel Morgan   Seattle CYC  
17   18   16  
51  
17  
2176   Evil Octopus   JASPER VAN VLIET   RYC  
15   16   21  
52  
18  
3732   Djinn   Nojan Moshiri   CYC Seattle  
20   20   13  
53  
19  
4339   R.Y.L.A.H.   John Mason   CYC/SYC  
16   21   23  
60  
20  
USA 1036   Flight   Randall Rasicot   Richmond Yacht Club  
23   26/SCP   12  
61  
21  
2257   Bullet   Thomas Tunberg   SBYC  
26/SCP   19   20  
65  
22  
3839   Irrational   Chris Dukelow   Seattle Corinthian  
26/SCP   26/SCP   19  
71  
23  
2722   Thunder Cookie   Jorge Martin-de-Nicolas   Austin Yacht Club  
22   24   26/SCP  
72  
24  
3316   woof   wally whittier   none  
24   25   24  
73  
25  


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